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Reports on the decline in Rhode Island taxpayers' bill for debt issued for the state's 1991 bank bailout. Estimated fall of the bailout's cost from the 1992 figure; State officials' issuance of bonds through the Depositors Economic Protection Corp. due to the failure of banks and credit unions...

The article reports that international lenders are influencing politicians in Cyprus to tackle delayed legislation on foreclosure procedures for bad loans as it concludes their assessment of the country's compliance over a multibillion debt bailout.

The author explains why he rejects the calls to bail out student loan holders. The first reason why he thinks forgiving student loan debt is a very bad idea is due to the fact that these loans are voluntary. Thus, he believes that all borrowers are excruciatingly well-informed of how much they...

The article reports on the hopes of experts that the Â£400 billion government bailout will ease the print industry's access to bank loans and other capital. Nicholas Mockett of Europa Partners thinks that the bailout could bring changes to the British economy. He adds that there will be...

The article discusses the author's views on the continuing financial crisis which could be very difficult for most families during the Christmas season. He reveals that familes short of cash are defaulting payments on easy bank loans with outstanding debt reaching epidemic proportions. The...

The author discusses the 2008 U.S. government bailout plan created by Henry Paulson, Secretary of the U.S. Treasury Department. The bailout totals $700 billion, with $250 billion as a direct investment into banks. The plan requires the banks to use the money to loosen their credit standards,...

The article presents opinions from local bankers in Fort Worth, Texas about the types of loans their institutions are making and how they are adjusting to the economic downturn. BBVA Compass Bank's Martin Noto says they are looking for relationships. Rick Jenkins of Southwest Securities says...

The article reports on the reaction of major banks in writing loans and other business transactions in New York. It states that the infusion of about $350 billion in federal bailout has done little to get banks to stop holding onto its cash. It emphasizes that banks are being more conservative...